Hadrian's Wall Path

Regional weather (Met Office)

Updated: Tue, 20-May at 20:38

North West

Dry with clear spells overnight. Some mist and fog patches.

• Any showers soon easing this evening to leave some late sunshine
• Remaining dry overnight with clear spells allowing for a few mist or fog patches to form in prone rural spots
• Perhaps turning a little cloudier in the south
• Minimum Temperature 4C

Wednesday:

• Any mist and fog patches soon clearing to leave a largely fine and dry day with plenty of warm sunshine
• Perhaps a few isolated light showers in the south
• Maximum Temperature 22C

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

• Cloudy to start on Thursday, then dry with sunny spells but feeling cooler
• Sunny intervals on Friday before turning more unsettled with outbreaks of rain into the weekend

UK Day 6-7 and week 2

• A much more unsettled period than of late with the whole of the UK likely to see showers or some longer spells of rain, but also some drier and brighter interludes
• For Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday it's likely a story of sunshine and showers
• The showers will be heavier and more frequent in the west where it may also be windy, especially across the northwest
• The east, especially the southeast may well see a good deal of dry weather
• The rest of the week then sees further frontal systems run into the UK, bringing more widespread rain at times, but again some drier spells in-between these
• Temperatures will probably be close to average, perhaps slightly above at times, but will feel fairly cool in the often strong winds

UK Week 3 and 4

• Changeable weather conditions are expected as we head into June although with time a trend toward longer settled spells seems likely
• So spells of wet weather with showers or longer spells of rain are likely to be interspersed with drier, sunnier periods these drier periods may become more prevalent as we had further into June
• Overall, it will likely be wetter in the west and drier in the east
• Temperatures will probably average out around normal, although some very warm or even hot spells are still possible, as normal for the time of year

Weather data by Met Office

North weather (Accuweather)